Interesting observation - probably the grass is always greener on the other side. I see Germans as quite obsessed with rules and public order, but on the other hand if something is not explicitly regulated they just do what pleases them.Common misconception, don't confuse being lax with laws and rules as being relaxed - in fact I think it partly due to being lax with rules that people over here are always on edge. For me Scandinavians, Dutch, Germans are far more relaxed than anyone from the Mediterranean will ever be, because you guys know that there is a pretty strong and safe legal/social frame around you
Now based on your words I'm discovering this is what observing happening in RussiaCommon misconception, don't confuse being lax with laws and rules as being relaxed - in fact I think it partly due to being lax with rules that people over here are always on edge. For me Scandinavians, Dutch, Germans are far more relaxed than anyone from the Mediterranean will ever be, because you guys know that there is a pretty strong and safe legal/social frame around you
I am not proud to say that, but when it comes to Business, Germans mostly tend to behave as of they „kinda own the place“ ?
That was meant in humor 2 of my bosses are German and they are both great guys and bosses. The business theory varies a little from us to germany but most of the german people i have come in contact with are very nice people
And they do own the place they bought this place out in 1985
Based on my experience over the years with deutsch, I have come to realize that generally speaking Germen, whatever they do they usually tend doing it efficiently,accurately and quick,my kudos to them
Thanks!
It depends. For example I love the Stralsunder Pils (very North German). I just don't like most of the large factory beers (but same goes for Paulaner even though it's from Munich).
